Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System
Hi Bo,
First, please report specific build failures as bugs against the
appropriate source package. You don't have to suffer through these
issues alone :)
https://github.com/epicsdeb
wrt. RTEMS... When I started creating these packages in 2009, I was
also putting together a system based on running RTEMS on some VME
crates. I found it convenient to have a portable RTEMS development
environment. Rather than create a separate mechanism, I decided to use
debian packages.
A number of things have changed. Since leaving BNL I haven't had any
projects involving RTEMS. Several imo. essential packages (cexp)
haven't been ported to RTEMS 4.10, stalling progress w/ 4.9.6. RTEMS
now has it's own package manager-ish tool (RTEMS source builder).
You aren't the first to see this as a barrier to progress. As I'm not
able to support RTEMS packaging anymore, I'll ask if someone else is.
If not, then support can be dropped.
https://github.com/epicsdeb/rtems/issues/9
Michael
On 08/08/2017 09:17 AM, Bo Jakobsen wrote:
> Dear all
>
> I have been working with our Debian expert on packaging for Debian 9,
> and we are in general having success.
> (I also vote for a public EPICS Debian repository or even better real
> Debian integration).
>
> However, a number of the packages we are interested in (asyn, calc and
> stream) depend on the rterms package, which seems to be broken.
>
> We have been able to built the modules by hacking the Debian dependency
> files, and it then seems that the build system lives with the missing
> rterms package.
>
> As I understand the rterms package it is for supporting different boards
> and not relevant if EPICS ioc's are to be run as soft ioc's on a full
> Linux.
> I was wondering if anyone else have come up with a better solution for
> disabling the rterms dependency, or fixing the rterms package so that it
> builds.
>
> Best
> Bo
>
>
>
> On 2017-07-27 16:25, Jameson Graef Rollins wrote:
>> On Thu, Jul 27 2017, Bo Jakobsen <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> I have been looking for a good way to integrate EPICS with our debian
>>> based linux system utilizing debian's package system, which this project
>>> nicely provides (thank you).
>> FYI, we're building packages with packaging mostly cloned from:
>>
>> https://github.com/epicsdeb
>>
>> and distributing via internal archives.
>>
>> It would be so great if we could actually get this stuff pushed into
>> Debian proper.
>>
>> jamie.
>
>
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